Kennyetto Creek - Broadalbin - New York
Posted by: 
swizzle
N 43° 03.501 W 074° 11.737
18T E 565502 N 4767608
Local Creek that still maintains its Indian Name.
Waymark Code: WM7A2H
Location: New York, United States
Date Posted: 09/25/2009
Views: 4
The Kennyetto starts up past the Eagle Mill's, cider mill. They actually still use the waterwheel as the main source of power to operate the cider presses. After its done squishin' apples it continues on into the village of Broadalbin and then continues on into Vail's Mills. From Vail's Mills it makes its last few twist and turns towards the Great Sacandaga Lake. I believe its the largest tributary of the Sacandaga.
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KENNYETTO CREEK
NAMED BY THE MOHAWK INDIANS
"SNAKE TRYING TO SWALLOW
IT'S TAIL"
VALUABLE WATER SOURCE
FOR EARLY BROADALBIN
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BROADALBIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Marker Name: Kennyetto Creek
Marker Type: Roadside
Agency: Broadalbin Historical Society
City/Town/Village Name: Broadalbin
County: Fulton
Region: The Adirondacks (Region 5)
Website: [Web Link]
Dedication Date: Not Listed
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